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We have lots of simple screen-free games and activities. Ideally you'll need dice and playing cards - plus paper and pencils. So, download the pdf activities and turn off the computer!
Making Decisions about Money 1 - Meal Planner
Making Decisions about Money 2 - Birthday Activities
Making Decisions about Money 3 - Bargain Hunting
Making Decisions about Money 4 - Phone Packages
Handling Money 1 - Recognising Coins
Handling Money 2 - Exchanging Coins
Handling Money 3 - Totalling sets of coins
Diamonds are Forever (playing cards needed*)
Aim for 21 (playing cards needed*)
Numbers to Twelve (dice needed*)
Target Grid Dice (dice needed*)
Card Match (playing cards needed*)
* If you don't have dice or playing cards you can always make simple number cards - write the numbers 1-6 on separate pieces of paper or card, turn them face down and select a card instead of rolling the dice. This is great if you want to try out some higher numbers too!
If you'd like to download and print dice or playing cards some good examples can be found on printableboardgames.net along with lots of other great game resources.

We've been helping children with their reading and comprehension for over twenty years! Click on any of the activities below for lots of great ideas based around stories, books and reading skills:
Use these instructions from worldbookday.com to make your own book and write your 'Story Bag' creation down.

We're not the only ones with lots of ideas for learning at home! Here are some other websites that you may find helpful:
National Literacy Trust - Family Zone
National Numeracy have produced a pack of free activities to download alongside their online Family Maths Toolkit
I See Maths - some great games for KS1 that the whole family can enjoy. along with maths lessons aimed at children in KS2.
NRICH - A wide range of fantastic maths activities for Ages 3 - 18!
British Library - Discovering Children's Books

See the links below for some great virtual tours. The perfect opportunity for a virtual school trip!
In the UK:
The Houses of Parliament, London
Natural History Museum, London
Around the world: